Angladon Museum

In accordance with the donors’ wishes, the rest of the house has retained the charm of an art lover’s home, featuring numerous paintings, stamped furniture, and objets d’art: a 17th- and 18th-century salon, a Renaissance room, an artist’s studio, and a Far Eastern cabinet. Reimagined in 2016 with the goal of fostering an intimate connection between visitors and the masterpieces it houses, the museum has reinterpreted its galleries through a new layout of its permanent collection—one that is more accessible, more engaging, and more revealing. A multimedia app is available for children ages 4–11, allowing them to explore the museum through a scavenger hunt. Tablets are provided at the reception desk along with instructions for use. Self-guided tour lasting approximately 1 hour. Customized tours by appointment. Educational workshops held weekly and during school breaks. Accessibility: The museum is fully accessible to people with limited mobility. Guide dogs and service dogs are permitted in the museum. CLOSED THROUGHOUT THE MONTH OF JANUARY.